This 5 storeys Chinese style building with red pillars situated at the entrance to Chinatown is Korean-Chinese Cultural Center.
It's for facilitating mutual understanding between Korea and China
by learning
more on each other's culture, history, economy and society.
The gallery operates exhibitions with various themes to promote
cultural and artistic activities of local artists before the cultural
exchanges
between Korea and China.
Visitors can enjoy learning Chinese history and culture and experience
diverse performances along with special exhibitions.
Some iconic ancient architectures in China:
Prince Teng's Pavilion, The Temple of Heaven, Forbidden City.
Traditional Chinese costume Qipao and some artefacts also exhibit in the halls.
On the weekends there are free
moving screenings and languages classes available:
Chinese
language classes for Koreans and Korean language classes for Chinese.
Korean-Chinese Cultural Center (한중문화관)
Add: 238, Jemullyang-ro, Jung-gu, Incheon
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